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Welcome To Your 12 Week Check Up

Welcome To Your 12 Week Check Up. What Does Baby Look Like?. Length: 6-9cm Weight: 19g External: Nails appearing Resemble Human Skin is Pink and Delicate “Tail” is completely gone. What Does Baby Look Like?. Baby By Organ System: GI: Intestines have started to form

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Welcome To Your 12 Week Check Up

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  1. Welcome To Your 12 Week Check Up

  2. What Does Baby Look Like? Length: 6-9cm Weight: 19g External: Nails appearing Resemble Human Skin is Pink and Delicate “Tail” is completely gone

  3. What Does Baby Look Like? Baby By Organ System: GI: Intestines have started to form Musculoskeletal: Bone formation is continued, and some smooth muscle Circulatory: Blood forming in marrow & can hear heatbeat Respiratory: Lungs gain shape and vocal cords appear Renal: Kidneys able to make urine and bladder becomes a sac Nervous: Brain structure almost complete and baby can now suck his/her thumb Genital: External genitalia forming, can possibly tell sex

  4. What Does Mom Look Like? Congrats! This is your last week of the 1st Trimester This is usually when you can hear the baby's heartbeat on Doppler ultrasound and most parents make announcements after this visit because risk of miscarriage is low. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-V5nergXimM

  5. What Dose Mom Look Like? Usually less Nausea/Vomiting Can Start to eat more now Women start to “glow” Uterus starts the “bump” as it is now above the pubic bone Chloasma “Mask of Pregnancy” in some Breast Tenderness Hair Changes Fatigue Frequent Urination Increases Sensitive Gums

  6. Tests, Labs, Procedures? Urinalysis Blood Work: Check for Trisomy 21 & NTD’s Weight Fundal Height Ultrasound: Fetal Heart Rate, Fetal Growth, Sex of Baby, Placenta, Fetal Abnormalities

  7. Moms Plan of Care? Keep up prenatal vitamins Continue to eat and drink healthy choices Increase Fiber and Fluid Make plans to attend a birthing class or infant CPR class Discuss and Prepare a birth plan Make another appointment

  8. Miscarriage • Can either be spontaneous or elective • Defined as a pregnancy ending as a result of natural causes before 20 weeks gestation • Usually happen before 12 weeks and majority are from chromosomal abnormalities that the body recognizes or are incompatible with life. • Increased Risk: young or advanced materal age, obesity, premature cervical change, teratogens, or stressful life event. • http://www.purdue.edu/rem/ih/terat.htm

  9. Questions ??

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